March 01st, 2009
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The Remains of the Day
February 01st, 2007
February 01st, 2007
In other words, publishers aren’t making as many mistakes. Remainders will always be there, but not in the quantities of old.
Wired Brown Land
April 01st, 2009
April 01st, 2009
Thankfully it’s a fascinating, well-written hatchet job from a knowledgeable, well-placed industry figure, and Fletcher is not only completely right about Telstra but convincingly outlines the challenges and opportunities facing both Australians and our telcos.
Company
February 01st, 2007
February 01st, 2007
Like Jennifer Government — the book that launched Barry onto the world stage — Company is a sardonic look of the corporate world. Unlike his previous effort, it's not a story overlaid against the backdrop of capitalism gone mad.
In Harm’s Way
August 01st, 2008
August 01st, 2008
Maybe the first half seems so interminable because the whole thing is so poorly written. It should be thrilling, but it's as if the publisher has merely retyped clumsy, hastily scrawled journal entries written with no depth or consideration for a reading audience.
The Tower
August 01st, 2009
August 01st, 2009
Duffy achieves a nimble pace by creating smart, suspicious characters who frequently speak in half-riddles to hide their emotions and in doing so he manages to load a lot of subtext into little dialogue.
Turning the Me Generation into the We Generation
October 01st, 2009
October 01st, 2009
At first glance this looks like a polemic against MSN and Twitter, and the author acknowledges as such in the introduction before explaining that he’s talking about deeper issues – essentially, children who grow up selfish because we don’t spend time listening or getting to know them. If only it
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